woe in Italian
woe in Italian is dolore, disgrazia, guaio — woe means deep sadness or distress, or a misfortune that causes it.
woe in Italian
dolore
disgrazia
guaio
What does "woe" mean?
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noun Deep sadness or distress, or a misfortune that causes it.
"He poured out his woes to anyone who would listen."
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intj An exclamation expressing grief or dismay.
""Woe is me," she sighed, staring at the wreckage."
woe in a sentence
- He poured out his woes to anyone who would listen.
- Financial woes forced the company to lay off staff.
- "Woe is me," she sighed, staring at the wreckage.
Similar words in Italian
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Frequently asked questions
What is "woe" in Italian?
"woe" in Italian is dolore, disgrazia, guaio. woe means: Deep sadness or distress, or a misfortune that causes it.
How do you use "woe" in a sentence?
Example: "He poured out his woes to anyone who would listen." In Italian, "woe" is dolore, disgrazia, guaio.
Are there other ways to say "woe" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "woe": dolore, disgrazia, guaio.
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